Biological Agents

Biological Agents

Biological Agents

Topics Include:

Topics Include:

Topics Include:

➢ How exposures occur

➢ How exposures occur

➢ How exposures occur

➢ Ventilation controls

➢ Ventilation controls

➢ Ventilation controls

➢ Health effects from exposures

➢ Health effects from exposures

➢ Health effects from exposures

➢ Cleaning and disinfection practices

➢ Cleaning and disinfection practices

➢ Cleaning and disinfection practices

➢ Personal protective equipment (PPE)

➢ Personal protective equipment (PPE)

➢ Personal protective equipment (PPE)

➢ Proper hygiene practices

➢ Proper hygiene practices

➢ Proper hygiene practices

In many workplaces, your team may come into contact with biological agents such as bacteria, viruses, mold, or other microorganisms through interactions with people, animals, or contaminated surfaces. These exposures can happen during routine tasks, often without much thought at the time. Some exposures can lead to short-term illness, such as respiratory infections or skin conditions that can affect how your employees feel and function throughout their day. In other cases, more serious exposures can lead to longer-term health concerns that may impact their ability to work, care for their families, and keep up with normal daily tasks.


Bonneville Safety provides training to help your team recognize these hazards and reduce the risk.


In many workplaces, your team may come into contact with biological agents such as bacteria, viruses, mold, or other microorganisms through interactions with people, animals, or contaminated surfaces. These exposures can happen during routine tasks, often without much thought at the time. Some exposures can lead to short-term illness, such as respiratory infections or skin conditions that can affect how your employees feel and function throughout their day. In other cases, more serious exposures can lead to longer-term health concerns that may impact their ability to work, care for their families, and keep up with normal daily tasks.


Bonneville Safety provides training to help your team recognize these hazards and reduce the risk.


In many workplaces, your team may come into contact with biological agents such as bacteria, viruses, mold, or other microorganisms through interactions with people, animals, or contaminated surfaces. These exposures can happen during routine tasks, often without much thought at the time. Some exposures can lead to short-term illness, such as respiratory infections or skin conditions that can affect how your employees feel and function throughout their day. In other cases, more serious exposures can lead to longer-term health concerns that may impact their ability to work, care for their families, and keep up with normal daily tasks.


Bonneville Safety provides training to help your team recognize these hazards and reduce the risk.